| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 482038000 | Horizontal bar | 51 |
| 20080207405 | Parallel Bars Instrument For Walking Exercise - A parallel bars instrument for a walking exercise or a gait training is provided for the purpose of enhancing a rehabilitation will of disabled or handicapped persons due to various kinds of diseases or accidents. The parallel bars instrument includes: a bottom portion; rotating plates which are respectively installed into rotating plate insertion portions and rotated; support stands each including a number of height control latches; vertical rods each including a number of height control holes; handle rods; and horizontal rods. The supplementary rotational parallel bars instruments rotate and stop together with rotations of the respective rotating plates. Accordingly, the handicapped person can easily turn back. As a result, the handicapped person can repeatedly perform a reciprocating gait training alone without the help of an assistant, and prevent the safety accident in advance. | 08-28-2008 |
| 20090111660 | REHABILITATION AND EXERCISE APPARATUS - A therapeutic and/or exercise apparatus is provided for use in connection with structured, multiaxial, multi-pattern movement that aids in rehabilitation or enhances conditioning. The apparatus generally includes a base and a posture bar that is attached to and extends upwardly from the base. The posture bar is affixed to a top surface of the base and can be removable or collapsible for ease of storage. The top surface of the base also includes a recess therein for receiving one of a variety of controlled motion devices such as a rotary disk that moves freely or is restrained by resistance means or other proprioceptive tools. This feature provides a much more balanced exercise process while also naturally working the entire set of muscle groups related to the exercise rather than simply isolating a single motion or muscle. | 04-30-2009 |
| 20090253557 | GYMNASTIC APPARATUS - The invention relates to a gymnastic apparatus having a rigid bar provided with at least two gripping areas for manual holding by a user and having at least two elastic ropes fitted to end regions of the bar. The gymnastic apparatus is characterized in that for the detachable fastening of the ropes to the end regions of the bar fastening means are provided, the fastening means are set up for manual release and fitting of the ropes by a user in such a way that for different gymnastic exercises ropes with a first elasticity can be replaced by ropes with a second elasticity, different from the first elasticity, by a user of the gymnastic apparatus. | 10-08-2009 |
| 20100120586 | BALLET BARRE COVER - A cover for use with an elongated cylindrical ballet barre supported above a surface adapted to be gripped by the user comprising an elongated piece of a cushioning material encircling at least a portion of said barre and removably attached thereto. | 05-13-2010 |
| 20100190612 | Exercising Device - One embodiment of an exercising device may include a pair of base members adapted to be placed on a surface in a spaced apart relation to each other. The exercising device may also include a pair of side bars. Each side bar of the pair of side bars is vertically supported by respective base member of the pair of base members. Further, the exercising device may include a cross-bar horizontally supported by the pair of side bars at a distance away from the pair of base members to configure an assembled state of the exercising device. The assembled state of the exercising device may facilitate in performing multiple exercises. The pair of base members may be adapted to removably engage with each other and to receive the pair of side bars and the cross-bar to configure a folded state of the exercising device. | 07-29-2010 |
| 20110245040 | Apparatus and Method for Temporary Mounting of a Hangboard - According to one embodiment a removable assembly provides for mounting of a hangboard including a first unit and at least a first bracket for connecting the hangboard to the first unit. The first unit may include a first member configured to be placed over a door opening on a first side of a wall and a second member which can be positioned across the opening and against a second side of the wall. A third member is configured for attachment to the second member such that when the first member is placed over the opening and the second member is positioned against the second side of the wall, at least a portion of the third member is positioned above the second member. A related method provides a removable assembly for mounting of a hangboard. Numerous other embodiments are disclosed. | 10-06-2011 |
| 20120115683 | PULL-UP BAR - An apparatus for exercising the upper body, including a frame and handles. The frame is formed with a bar and a connection assembly. Two handles slide in their respective half of the bar using rollers, or bearings. The handles may also swing, or swivel for a greater range of motion. This apparatus can be mounted over a door or on a wall for pull-ups, on a floor mount for push-ups, or on an exercise apparatus with a pulley system for shoulder presses. The exercise apparatus is designed to more effectively work out the large muscle groups of the back and arms. | 05-10-2012 |
| 20120129658 | Adjustable Exercise Bar - Adjustable-length exercise bars that can be non-destructively mounted between two upright members and resist forces oriented at any angle through the axis defined by the length of the bar. | 05-24-2012 |
| 20120322622 | Handstand cast trainer - A cast trainer assembly ( | 12-20-2012 |
| 20130225372 | Apparatus for Performing Body Exercises Having Pivotally Mounted Stabilizers - Exercise apparatus having vertical towers rigidly attached to a base plate, including tower extensions that slide inside the tops of the vertical towers to increase their height, and further including base stabilizer leg extensions connected to the base plate to further stabilize the apparatus due to increased height. Base stabilizer mounts are secured to the top of the base plate for receiving base stabilizer legs that extend from the base plate to provide additional stability to the exercise apparatus during operation. Base stabilizer leg extensions can be included to extend the length of the base stabilizer legs. Each of the base stabilizer mounts are aligned along different geometric lines, and do not share any common geometric lines. Stabilizer arms also can be pivotally mounted to the corners of the base plate to provide additional directional stability for the exercise apparatus. | 08-29-2013 |
| 20130331232 | PORTABLE BALLET BAR EXERCISE DEVICE - Multiple embodiments of a portable ballet bar exercise device are disclosed. | 12-12-2013 |
| 20130345026 | ADJUSTABLE BALLET BAR - The present invention is an adjustable ballet bar utilized by a child that includes a horizontal bar that forms a linear top portion of the adjustable ballet bar, a pair of vertical bars with a vertical top half and a vertical bottom half and a first plurality of apertures disposed on the vertical top half of the pair of vertical bars and the vertical bottom half of the pair of vertical bars, the vertical top half and the vertical bottom half telescopically move to correspond to form a second plurality of apertures. A pair of adjustable pins is removably inserted into the second plurality of apertures to set the horizontal bar at a predetermined height and a base with a linear I-shape that is attached to a bottom portion of the vertical bottom half. | 12-26-2013 |
| 20140094347 | EXERCISE BAR AND PULL-UP APPARATUS - An exercise apparatus is provided including a board and a pull-up bar integrated with a detachable barbell and dumbbell. The apparatus may be used for body weight exercise, such as pull-ups, when the mount is installed in a doorway or other suitable location. The detachable barbell and dumbbell functionality may be used for free weight exercise when detached from the mount. The mount may serve as a rack for holding the detachable barbell and dumbbell functionality when not in use for free weight exercise. | 04-03-2014 |
| 20140113773 | EXERCISE MACHINE - An exercise device including a first platform with an upper wall and side walls. Connector assemblies are engaged with each side wall and are selectively movable therealong. A first end of each resistance band is selectively engageable with one of the connector assemblies. A user positioned on the upper wall engages the second end of each resistance band to perform resisted arm curls. A harness worn on the user's torso is engaged with second ends of the resistance bands and rollers on the harness engage a vertical surface when performing squats. The exercise device includes a second platform that pivots relative to the first platform and is locked in position to present the vertical surface for the rollers. A third platform is pivotally engaged with the second platform and is positionable to present a chin-up bar. Resistance bands engage connector assemblies on the third platform for performing pull-down type exercises. | 04-24-2014 |
| 20140329644 | FREE-STANDING FITNESS DEVICE - The present invention relates to an improved fitness device; specifically, the present invention relates to a stationary fitness machine designed to strengthen multiple muscle groups including the abdominal, chest, intercoastal, latissimus dorsi, rhomboid, deltoid, bicep, forearm, oblique and gluteus maximus muscles using a unique, advanced, combined pull-up, fly movement. | 11-06-2014 |
| 20150094193 | THREE-POINT ADJUSTMENT MULTI-PURPOSE EXERCISE MACHINE - A multipurpose exercise machine requiring only three points of adjustment centrally located. It has a one point height adjustment and two adjustments for the rotating arm assemblies. Dip and chin up bars are attached to the arm assemblies. The machine contains an integrated swingable workout bench. Through the use of a pulley system and counter balance assembly, the cable system maintains tension and provides a constant length of cable. | 04-02-2015 |
| 20150126335 | HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE PULL-UP BAR APPARATUS - A removably mountable, height adjustable pull-up bar allows the device to be rapidly mounted at a number of different heights to the pair of vertical support members. The pull-up bar interconnects a pair of brackets, the top end of each bracket containing a pin which slides into apertures on the sides of each vertical support member from a first direction while the bottom end of each bracket includes a U-shaped member which may be clamped around the front and/or sides of a vertical support member and secured thereto. | 05-07-2015 |
| 20150290488 | Retractable Wall Mounted Exercise Rack System - A retractable wall mounted exercise rack system for providing an exercise rack that may be easily and compactly stored when not in use. The retractable wall mounted exercise rack system generally includes one or more brackets attached to a wall, a pair of support members, and a plurality of arms pivotally extending from the brackets and pivotally connecting to the support members. One or more actuators are connected between the brackets and the arms to assist in lifting the structure into a compact retracted position for storage. | 10-15-2015 |
| 20150297931 | CHIN-UP EXERCISE MECHANISM FOR INCLINED BODY - Disclosed is a chin-up exercise mechanism having a special structure with which a user can do chin-up exercises by grasping a gripping rod formed on an upper part of an upper body, in a state in which the back of the user leans against roller members formed on a body that forms a predetermined angle with a horizontal surface, wherein the direction in which force is exerted on the arms is different from the direction in which the body of the user moves. | 10-22-2015 |
| 20160001116 | TABLE GYM - A table gym that transforms the very source of our sedentary, gluttonous lifestyle—the tables we work and eat at—into a multi-function exerciser, so that every space that has a table can be a gym is provided. The table gym may include a tabletop supported by a support frame, wherein the support frame provides telescoping portions movable from a retracted position to an extended position providing a plurality of inclinations of the tabletop. The table gym may include an upright standard with a flip-over pull-up bar that is pivotably connected to the tabletop so as to fold into and out of the tabletop upwardly facing surface. The tabletop may provide a folding ab bench removably attached thereto, wherein the ab bench may operatively engage the upright standard for performing various exercise routines. Alternatively, the ab bench could be move about the tabletop for performing other types of exercise routines or for eating and/or working at the tabletop. | 01-07-2016 |
| 20160023035 | FITNESS RIG - A fitness rig includes a plurality of vertically extending posts arranged in at least one or a plurality of pairs of post disposed in perpendicular and parallel arranged vertical planes. A horizontally extending bar is vertically positionable on certain of the pairs of vertical posts. A connector complimentary to the shape of the vertical posts is mounted on each opposite end of the bar. A plurality of spaced apertures are formed in the vertical posts and the connectors and receive a pin to vertically adjustably position the connectors and the horizontally extending bar in a vertical plane along one pair of the vertical posts. | 01-28-2016 |
| 20160136472 | MODULAR PORTABLE BALLET BAR EXERCISE DEVICE - Multiple embodiments of a portable ballet bar exercise device are disclosed. In certain embodiments, the portable ballet bar exercise device is modular in nature such that it can be used as a single stand-alone unit or a single wall-mountable unit, or can be combined with an identical unit to form a double stand-alone unit or a double wall-mountable unit. | 05-19-2016 |
| 20180021623 | Neuromuscular Activation Vertical Exercise Device and Method | 01-25-2018 |
| 20180021625 | Exercise Apparatus, Kit And Method | 01-25-2018 |
| 482039000 | Attached to vertical wall or associated structure | 22 |
| 20130040784 | EXERCISE DEVICE FOR PULL UPS - A foldable exercise device for performing chin up and pull up exercises has a first member having a hinge joint and a second member having a hinge joint. The device also has third and fourth L shaped members connected to the first and second members, with the fourth L member being spaced from the third L member. The first and second members pivot about a hinge joint from a folded configuration to an extended configuration. The third and fourth L shaped members extend from a folded configuration to an extended configuration about their respective hinged joints. The exercise device is transformed from a compact form when the third and fourth L shaped members are moved from the folded configuration to an extended configuration in a first position and separated in a second position to extend the first and second members from a folded to an extended position. | 02-14-2013 |
| 20150024907 | Pull-Up Bar - An apparatus for exercising the upper body, including a frame and handles. The frame is formed with a bar and a connection assembly. Two handles slide in their respective half of the bar using rollers, or bearings. The handles may also swing, or swivel for a greater range of motion. This apparatus can be mounted over a door or on a wall for pull-ups, on a floor mount for push-ups, or on an exercise apparatus with a pulley system for shoulder presses. The exercise apparatus is designed to more effectively work out the large muscle groups of the back and arms. | 01-22-2015 |
| 20160250515 | Retractable Wall Mounted Exercise Rack System | 09-01-2016 |
| 482040000 | Door or door jamb | 19 |
| 20090111661 | PULLUP EXERCISE ASSEMBLY WITH ROTATABLE HANDLES AND PIVOTABLE BAR - An exercise assembly for performing a wide array of exercises including pull-ups and chin-ups is provided which includes a bar connected between rotatable swing arm assemblies. The swing arm assemblies extend along vertical faces of a frame and are adapted to rotate the bar from one position between the vertical faces to another position. The exercise assembly includes at least one handle assembly removably grasping the central bar and having a handle adapted to rotate 360 degrees during exercise. | 04-30-2009 |
| 20110190098 | DOOR-FRAME MOUNTED EXERCISE BAR - An exercise device, including a telescoping door-frame-mountable exercise bar having a first and second end, each end having an end-cap, each of said end-caps having an outward facing frictional surface, and at least one of said end-caps containing an interior cam mechanism. Said cam mechanism including a cam wedge with a pivot end and a curved end, wherein said pivot end is pivotably secured to one end of the bar at a pivot point, and said curved end is directed outwards from said pivot point towards the interior side of the flat frictional surface of the end-cap. Said cam wedge having a radial length measured by the distance between the cam wedge's pivot point and its curved end, wherein said radial length is shortest along the central horizontal axis of the cam wedge and increases in length as the radial axis is angled upwards or downwards along the curved end on the cam wedge. | 08-04-2011 |
| 20120094808 | DOORWAY MOUNTED HORIZONTAL BAR - A doorway mounted horizontal bar includes a rod having two ends for attaching to two side moldings of a doorway, two frames attached to the end portions of the rod for supporting a tubular member, and two auxiliary supports each having a lower segment attached to the rod and each having an upper handle attached to the upper end of the frame for being grasped by the user, the lower segments of the auxiliary supports are each attached to the rod with a coupling device, and the handles of the auxiliary supports are each attached to the frame with another coupling device, the coupling devices each include a quick release fastening device for detachably securing the coupling devices and the auxiliary supports to the rod and the frames. | 04-19-2012 |
| 20120115684 | Pull-Up Bar - A pull up bar has a main bar formed as a main bar right member, a main bar left member, and a main bar middle member. The main bar is formed of metal tubular construction. A door support includes a door support left leg that has a door support left leg bend and a door support right leg that has a door support right leg bend. A main block connects between the door support left leg and a door support right leg. The main block is substantially parallel to the main bar. An angled bar has an angled bar right section and an angled bar left section. The angled bar right section is connected to the door support right leg, and the main bar right member is connected to the angled bar right section. | 05-10-2012 |
| 20120295766 | Portable Inversion Apparatus - A portable support system that utilizes a doorway frame to allow a person to perform various inversion exercises without any modification or marring to the doorway frame and also without the use of gravity boots (ankle device U.S. Pat. No. 3,380,447 granted to Martin). Previous patented door frame support systems (U.S. Pat. No. 3,738,650 granted to Ossenkop et al, and U.S. Pat. No. 4,458,894 granted to Dudley) have required modifications to the door frame, such as mounting brackets screwed into the frame. The person also has to possess gravity boots (ankle device U.S. Pat. No. 3,380,447 granted to Martin) in order to perform inverted exercises. This invention eliminates both of these problems. | 11-22-2012 |
| 20130116093 | EXERCISE DEVICE - An exercise apparatus ( | 05-09-2013 |
| 20130165298 | PORTABLE THERAPEUTIC STRETCHING, STRENGTHENING, AND SPINAL TRACTION DEVICE - An exercise device adapted for installation on a door frame or stand includes a pair of clamping members having an elongated body extending between a first end and a second end and an arcuate portion extending from the second end and terminating at a free articulating end. The clamping members are pivotally connected at a first pivot point provided between the first and second ends. A pair of gripping members is disposed on the free articulating end of the arcuate portion of the clamping members. A pair of links is provided where each link is pivotally connected to one of the clamping members at a second pivot point. An elastic member extends between the second pivot of the clamping members. The clamping members are movable between a first position where the gripping members are urged toward one another and a second position where the gripping members are separated from one another. | 06-27-2013 |
| 20130178338 | Extending Pull-Up Bar - An exercise apparatus for pull ups has two L-shaped tubes, each having a first segment and a second segment. The L-shaped tubes are mounted in parallel planes to a mounting bracket, a stabilizer bar, and a pull up bar. The first segment of the L-shaped tube is a first outer tube containing a plurality of telescoping tubes within the outer tube. The apparatus may be lowered or raised by removing the pin from the pin-holes of the plurality of telescoping tubes, sliding at least one inner telescoping tube out from, or into, an outer telescoping tube, and then inserting the pin through the through-hole of the telescoping tubes to lock the adjusted height in place. | 07-11-2013 |
| 20130196824 | Sliding Grip Fitness Apparatus - A multi-purpose, adjustable fitness apparatus is provided for performing exercises; in particular, sliding pull-ups and push-ups. Two in-line metal bars are interposed by a T-connector. A sliding handle grip may be disposed on each bar between a pair of retaining collars. A radius elbow including a foot is attached to each bar. A first adapter for a first setting includes a crossbar and elbow tube is slidably locked to the perpendicular leg of the T-connector. The apparatus may be mounted over a doorframe; the elbow tube and T-connector provides adjustability to fit frames of various widths. A second adapter for a second setting includes a third foot fitted to the T-connector, and provides stability on a horizontal surface. | 08-01-2013 |
| 20130217544 | Telescoping Door Mount Exercise Bar - A door-frame mounted exercise bar having two ends, each covered by a frictional, compressible substance, wherein said exercise bar is lengthwise adjustable by means of a ratchet operated strap, thus allowing the user to securely fit the exercise bar into a door-frame. The exercise bar has attachment points for elastic straps and other devices and mounting posts on its top surface. A stabilizer/attachment bar is provided having mounting sleeves aligned to coincide with, and attach to, the mounting posts on top of the exercise bar. These mounting sleeves also serve as attachment points for handles, exercise bars, and other accessories. The stabilizer/attachment bar is lengthwise adjustable such that the ends of the bar may be fixably insinuated behind the door stop molding found on most doors. When thus deployed, the stabilizer/attachment bar prevents the exercise bar from rotating when used. | 08-22-2013 |
| 20130225373 | UPPER BODY EXERCISE DEVICE EXTENSION - Upper body exercise device extensions are presented including: a transverse coupling member pivotally attached with a horizontal chin-up bar, were the horizontal chin-up bar includes a horizontal support bar; a pair of extension members mechanically coupled with the transverse coupling member along each upper end of each of the pair of extension members; a transverse support member mechanically coupled with a lower end of the vertical section of each of the pair of extension members, where the transverse support member includes outer support sections extending outwardly from the pair of extension members; and a transverse exercise member mechanically coupled with the pair of extension members along the horizontal section, where the transverse exercise member includes an inward gripping portion and an outward gripping portion relative to the pair of extension members. | 08-29-2013 |
| 20130244836 | Door Frame Mounted Exercise Device And System - An exercise system selectively suspendable from a door frame that includes a right forearm engaging member that supports at least a portion of the weight of a user during the performance of an exercise, a left forearm engaging member that supports at least a portion of the weight of a user during the performance of an exercise, and a connecting structure that attaches at one end to the right and left forearm engaging members and that has an attachment mechanism at the other end that facilitates selective suspension of the right and left forearm engaging members from a door frame. | 09-19-2013 |
| 20140221163 | PULL-UP BAR WITH HAND AND FINGER HOLDS - An exercise apparatus includes a doorway engaging portion configured to releasably secure the exercise apparatus in a doorway and distribute a weight of a user of the exercise apparatus through a frame of the doorway. The exercise apparatus also includes a finger hold mounted to the doorway engaging portion, the finger hold comprising a ridge or groove shaped and sized to receive the fingertips of the user. When the doorway engaging portion is releasably securing the exercise apparatus in the doorway, the user may insert the fingertips around the ridge or into the groove of the finger hold, and perform an exercise by supporting an entirety of the weight of the user through the frame of the doorway via the finger hold. A method of exercising using an exercise device having a doorway engaging portion and a finger hold configured to receive the fingertips of a user, is also disclosed. | 08-07-2014 |
| 20140302968 | Portable Doorway Recreation Apparatus - A portable doorway recreation device for use on a doorway frame comprises an L-shaped frame. A first horizontal elongate bar is attached to a riser of the L-shaped frame and a second horizontal elongate bar is attached to a base of the L-shaped frame. A securing member is operatively associated with the second elongate bar, wherein with the first elongate bar sitting on a top of the doorway frame on a first wall side and the second elongate bar operatively associated with a second wall side, the securing member is configured to engage one of the first and second wall sides to prevent movement of the second elongate bar away from the second wall side. | 10-09-2014 |
| 20140323275 | EXERCISE SYSTEM - An exercise device is provided. The exercise device may include a mounting mechanism, a telescoping tube assembly and at least one strapping mechanism. The telescoping tube assembly may be extended and/or retracted to removably secure the exercise device within a frame, so that an operator may perform body-weight supported exercise routines therefrom. Moreover, the at least one strapping mechanism may adjustably slide about the telescoping tube assembly so that the operator may precisely set attachment points for any exercising accessories, such as resistance bands. | 10-30-2014 |
| 20140357452 | EXERCISE DEVICE - An exercise device is provided which, when it is properly seated in a door frame further seats the device while avoiding any damage to the wall surfaces and/or door frame. Further, the device requires no fixed installation or hardware which would damage woodwork, wall surfaces, etc. The device includes a pair of support arm assemblies configured to extend through a door frame, a crossbar attached to the support arm assemblies and extending across a front side of the door frame, each support arm assembly including a movable clamp slidable under trigger control on a spar thereof, and a fixed shim on the spar distal end cooperating with the movable clamp to secure the device to the door frame. | 12-04-2014 |
| 20150148197 | EXERCISE DEVICE - An exercise device for performing a variety of exercises in both doorway-mounted and floor-mounted configurations is described. The device includes a horizontal bar configured for engagement with a doorframe, a pair of support arms, each having one end attached to the horizontal bar and the other end extending through a doorway, and a pivot bar connected between the support arms. The device further includes a pair of pivot arms configured to be rotated about the pivot bar at their first ends so as to be oriented and secured in a plurality of different angular positions relative to the support arms, and a pull-up bar including at least one grip handle configured to be rotated about the pivot arms at their second ends so as to be oriented and secured in a plurality of different angular positions relative to the pivot arms. | 05-28-2015 |
| 20160144230 | EXERCISE BAR MOUNTED ON DOOR FRAME - The present invention relates to an exercise bar mounted on a door frame, and to an exercise bar mounted on a door frame capable of preventing a user's face or head from hitting an edge part of an upper end of the door frame when a user bends her or his arms to pull her or his upper body upward and hang her or his chin on a horizontal rod during an exercise such as a chin-up, and in which a height of a pipe member installed at the door frame can be adjusted according to a height of the user. | 05-26-2016 |
| 20160166874 | EXERCISE MACHINE | 06-16-2016 |
| 482041000 | Parallel bars | 3 |
| 20090258761 | Apparatus for Exercising the Chest and Back - Apparatus for exercising muscles of the chest and back comprises a frame ( | 10-15-2009 |
| 20140087920 | Foldable Parallel Bar Apparatus - A foldable parallel bar apparatus includes generally U-shaped first and second end frames and a set of handrails connected to and extending between the first and second end frames, wherein the handrails are foldable so as to move the first and second end frames closer to one another thereby compacting the apparatus. When multiple modules of the end frames are connected, they provide an uninterrupted path between the handrails. An alternative embodiment provides base platforms that are foldable relative to each other and handrails that are vertically and horizontally adjustable. | 03-27-2014 |
| 20140287881 | "Multi-Purpose Exercise Device" - A multi-purpose exercise device includes a first side assembly having a first side assembly short side with an angled first side assembly front foot, a first side assembly long side with an angled first side assembly back foot, and a first elbow provided between the first side assembly short side and the first side assembly long side. The multi-purpose exercise device further includes a second side assembly located parallel to the first side assembly, the second side assembly having a second side assembly short side with an angled second side assembly front foot, a second side assembly long side with an angled second side assembly back foot, and a second elbow provided between the second side assembly short side and the second side assembly long side. At least one brace is provided for connecting the first side assembly to the second side assembly. | 09-25-2014 |
| 482043000 | Harness for supporting user | 2 |
| 20080274859 | GIANT TRAINER - A trainer for tap swing and giant swing training (collectively, “giant maneuvers”) on a high bar comprises an engagement rotatably coupled to the high bar, a cantilever affixed to the engagement, an upper support member joined at an obtuse angle to the cantilever, a lower support member pivotally coupled to the upper support member, a foot grasp joined to the lower support member at a location remote from the pivotal coupling to the upper support member, and a safety harness coupled to at least one of the upper support member and the lower support member proximate to the pivotal coupling. | 11-06-2008 |
| 20090093344 | GYMNASTICS SAFETY AND TRAINING AID BAR SLEEVES FOR HIGH BAR AND OTHER APPARATUS - An apparatus for use with gymnastics equipment having a bar which is held by a gymnast, the apparatus including: one or more sleeves surrounding at least a portion of the bar and rotating relative to the bar while the gymnast holds an outer portion of the one or more sleeves; at least one harness for securing around at least a portion of a torso of a gymnast; and one or more straps fixed at a first end to the harness and to the one or more sleeves at a second end; wherein the one or more sleeves have one or more slots for accepting the second end of the one or more straps. | 04-09-2009 |
